Admission consultations
Information about educational programmes (Bachelor’s, Master’s, Foundation courses), duration of study, admission requirements, tuition fees, and required documents.
Centre for Work with International Students
What we offer
Working with International Students at Alfred Nobel University
The International Students Office provides comprehensive support for admission and studies at the University.
We assist applicants and students at every stage — from the first enquiry to full integration into student life.
Document submission
Support with uploading documents through the unified application system and preparation of all necessary certificates.
Enrolment support
Assistance with tuition payment, signing study contracts, and preparation of official invitation letters for visa purposes.
Integration into university life
Registration in the university’s electronic system, access to class schedules, joining student groups, and obtaining a student ID card.
Support during studies
Monitoring academic progress and discipline, academic advising, and assistance with adaptation to the learning environment.
Recognition and legalisation of documents
Verification of document authenticity and assistance with the recognition of foreign diplomas in Ukraine.
Visa and migration support
Assistance with obtaining a Temporary Residence Permit and registering a place of residence.
Communication and information support
Official social media channels, informational brochures, videos, and online consultations for applicants.
The Office actively cooperates with international partners and recruitment agents, ensuring transparent and efficient communication with prospective students. Our goal is to make admission and study at the University as smooth, convenient, and comfortable as possible for international students.
FAQ
How can I prepare for studying in Ukraine?
We recommend preparing for your departure very carefully and well in advance, as completing all required documents takes time and effort. Before departure: obtain a Ukrainian visa (type D13 or “student visa”). For additional information, please contact the Embassy or Consulate of Ukraine in your country. Make sure to bring all important documents with you. Your secondary school certificate or diploma must be legalised or apostilled in accordance with Ukrainian legislation.
Will someone meet me at the Ukrainian border?
A representative of the International Students Office will meet you at the border of Ukraine.
How will my stay in Ukraine be legalised?
Applicants may enter Ukraine with a valid passport and a student visa. A short-term visa allows staying in Ukraine for up to 3 months. To extend legal stay, it is necessary to apply for a Temporary Residence Permit (“Residence Card”).
Do I need medical insurance?
All international students must have medical insurance for the entire period of their stay.
Is there a dormitory at ANU and what is the cost?
ANU offers accommodation in a dormitory with all necessary facilities: furniture, a shared kitchen on each floor, laundry, playground, and recreation areas. Double and triple rooms are available. The approximate cost is UAH 3,500–5,000 per month.
What is the procedure for obtaining an invitation?
The procedure is described in detail here
Can family members arrive in Ukraine using the same invitation?
A student receives an individual D13 visa only. Family members may apply for a tourist visa separately.
How can I obtain a student visa for Ukraine?
After receiving the official invitation letter from ANU, you should apply for a D13 student visa at the Embassy or Consulate of Ukraine in your country.
Please tell me the full admission procedure to ANU
The admission procedure is described in detail at the following link
Do I need to pass entrance examinations?
Yes. To obtain a Bachelor’s degree, applicants must pass entrance examinations in English or Ukrainian language and Mathematics. To obtain a Master’s degree, applicants must pass an entrance examination in a foreign language and in their
Does ANU have a preparatory department?
Yes, ANU has a preparatory department that offers the “Foundation” programme.
What programme is offered at the preparatory department?
General education subjects: Ukrainian language for foreigners, English language for foreigners, Mathematics, Informatics or other subjects chosen by the applicant. Business Economics and Cultural Studies are also included.
Duration of courses and mode of study
6 or 9 months; full-time (on-campus) and distance (online) modes of study are available.
What language is the instruction provided in?
ANU offers educational programmes in English and Ukrainian.
Is it possible to take academic leave?
Yes, it is possible for valid reasons such as medical conditions, participation in academic mobility programmes, family circumstances, and other justified reasons.
Requirements for completion of the study programme
A student is admitted to the final examination provided that they have fully completed the curriculum of the relevant educational and professional programme.
Can I transfer to ANU?
A transfer is possible if the study programmes differ by no more than 20 ECTS credits. Additional requirements can be clarified upon request at the Centre for International Students: [email protected].
Can I pay tuition in instalments?
Yes, tuition fees can be paid in two instalments per academic year.
Where will the classes take place?
The theoretical part is conducted at the university, while practical training takes place at designated practice bases (organisations and institutions).
Can I work in Ukraine?
A D13 student visa allows you to study but does not permit legal employment in Ukraine.
Lost documents
If you lose your residence permit, please contact the police and the ANU Centre for International Students immediately.
Leisure activities at ANU
Sports activities, student clubs, cultural events, parties, and various student activities are available.
Climate and clothing
Winter: from −15°C to +8°C; Summer: 18–25°C, occasionally up to 35°C. We recommend clothing suitable for all weather conditions, especially waterproof and windproof items for autumn and winter.
Money and currency exchange
The official currency is the Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH). Currency exchange is safest at banks.
Emergency medical services
Ambulance emergency number: 103. In case of insured events, please contact your insurance company.
Police
Police emergency number: 102. After contacting the police, please inform the Centre for International Students.
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